H. R. H.

The Moviegoer

By H. R. H. April 29, 1937

If Louis Armstrong is your dish, and you can't stand anything slow, sweet, or classical, then the program at the

By H. R. H. May 23, 1934

I n "Hostile Valley," Mr. Williams turns his facile hand to a tale of country folk in an isolated valley.

By H. R. H. May 22, 1934

"J OURNEY to the End of the Night," which has been a literary sensation throughout France, is an adventure story

By H. R. H. May 07, 1934

Warner Baxter again heads the cast of a Hollywood musical extravaganza of the sort which is steadily encroaching upon the

By H. R. H. April 18, 1934

O UR history of the present day, unfolding as it does at more than ten times the rate of the

By H. R. H. April 10, 1934

Katharine Hepburn gives, in our opinion, as excellent an exhibition of acting as she has produced so far, but the

By H. R. H. April 24, 1930

Before getting into any complications it is necessary to make it clear that this reviewer is tremendously prejudiced toward Janet

By H. R. H. January 19, 1928

For those afflicted with midyearitis, we can suggest something much better than the Widow's--Jeanne Eagels' in "Her Cardboard Lover," now